Chinese actor Ziyu rose to fame last year for his role in the BL drama "Ni Ai" (Reverse Love). However, with fame came controversy: allegations surfaced that he was "caught soliciting prostitutes" and "placed in administrative detention." These rumors persisted for eight months. His agency made his criminal record certificate and personal credit report public to support his innocence, but the whistleblower blogger wasn't satisfied, claiming the company was dodging the real questions and demanding further explanation with three consecutive inquiries—going as far as to tag the police and pledging, "If I fabricated this, I will accept 10 times the legal penalty."
Entertainment blogger "Moyu Channel" pinned the "Lianyungang exposé" post since November 2025. Although aliases were used in the allegation, key details clearly pointed to Ziyu. The blogger repeatedly tagged Jiangsu police and Lianyungang police, promising to accept 10 times the legal penalty if the claims proved false. On the 26th, the topic trended, and Ziyu's official fan club stated they had collected all evidence, but did not directly address the allegation. Afterwards, "Moyu Channel" called on them to file a lawsuit, but received no substantive response.
On the 27th, Ziyu's company released a certificate of no criminal record and a personal public credit information report, declaring that there was no criminal record and that evidence collection had been completed. However, "Moyu Channel" argued this still did not directly refute the specific claims made—such as whether he had "ever been to the police station" or "was involved in male-female relations," calling the response evasive. They further questioned why the second page of Ziyu's personal credit report was hidden, and noted that in the rebuttal, no one directly labeled the claims as "false," suggesting a deliberate avoidance of sensitive allegations. In conclusion, the whistleblowing "Moyu Channel" once again appealed on Weibo: "Things have gotten to this point, and public opinion is escalating. Whether I'm spreading rumors or not is no longer for me to decide with my own words, but I can’t guarantee my personal safety. I urge the authorities to intervene and investigate again!"
News source: ETtoday Xingguangyun